Hi,
My audio interface is a tascam dm-4800 connected via firewire.
thanks
joni
 

bitflipper
You didn't specify whether the audio interface is external or internal, but if it's external and connected to a USB port, make sure your USB ports are configured to never power down. You do this via Device Manager and/or Power Options. Even if your interface doesn't rely on USB for its DC power, there can be issues with the driver hanging after the port has been powered down.

djoni
thanks. replies bellow.
 

Pragi
Hi,
hard to say, imo it´s only possible to speculate about the reason of the
freezes, cause of  
that few info´s you gave:
 
Sleeping option of windows ,for example 10 minutes?
NO
Anti-Vir?
Don't use antivirus
Network?
NO
Update?
Which update?
Printer (-driver)?
No printer.
Graphic card driver?
updated to latest driver version
 
Have checked all this?
 
Hope it helps.
Pragi
 

Hi,
good to hear that you are on the right path now.


With "update" I mean the automatic update option of windows, which is possible to disable.
Good luck
 
 

One simple thing fixed this huge problem: Moved the iLok from a usb3 port to a usb2 port.
Thanks to tech support from ADKproaudio!!!
Very happy now!

SOLVED

I would also check the ram and HD.
pull out the ram and put it back in again.
download a free Hard drive testing software and check that as well.
in my travels I have found hard ware to be a sneaky culprit in these situations and not something you normall think it is like software, GCards.

it solved Checkebaby. no more freezes since I moved the iLok to a usb2 port.
all good and X3c running very smoothly.